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xEW Laws
N. mn. Approved By u. Governor.

The Carson Union says at noon Fri.
day last the following bills had been ap-
proved by the Governor:
Assembly bill No. ., approved Jan
nary G. aPpropriaruS S55,coo for TIL
Legislative Fund.
Senate L,ii No. ?, approved January
10. known As PoUjade's Lincoln county
railroad bill.
Senate bill. No. 10, approved jan
uary II. transferring Sll 80 from the
State Genetal Fund to tie Soldiers
Fund for the payment Of au old
cain.
Senate bill No. ;, approved January
IL. repeats the Anii-Treat law of
1885.
Senate bill No. %. approved Jaunary
IL. providing for the invr>tm-u; %:
State School Funds. This Act i :u-
tended "a test thu validity of the con-
s;itutiOual amendment PERMITTING iu-
v-stmeutS in the bonds 81 other States.
Senate Till No. IL. approved January
-, relates to the payment OF Ny- county
ind ht.dne.s.
Senate bill No. Il, approved January
80. grants school money Ia districts con-
tanning five or more Children.
I Assembly bill Mo-. approved Jan
uury %. regulates the salaries Of Doug
las county officers.
Assembly bill No. IS. approved Jam
nary II. p,rmits o If the Disiric,
Judges To r--iie at winuemuc-a.
Senate hiIl No. ~. approved Janunry
q. n]ppnrrintes SI3.llS 81 for i, fc ell
cirS III lsSj aud 1855.
Assembly bill No. %. approved Jan.
uury %. provides Ira Jnnitor aud *
oficio porter for tue ruoins
during Legislative sessions.
Senate bill! No. IS, approved January
p. provides for the cstaL,ishmtLt oi the
Ornisby county Indian Schco! and nu'h-
orizes the iS-uttoe OF $1,000 Ormsby
county bends.
Assembly bill No. 5. approved January
20. grants u bounty Of , {, nt> for inL
bI; Sca'ps and Ia cents for SOU; ri and
gopher 'cHlIs III quantities rs dr,iguat.
ed 10y the Act.
Senate bill! No. 25. approved Jauunry
p, ~rcimbnrses citizen, aud corporations
for moneys paid "s school taxes III Dis
;r.ct No. ID. Esmrralda c unity.
Assembly hill No. 20, approved. To-
move the county seat Of White Pine
county from the Town OF Hamilton To-
the town Of l. Y.
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rnOOErssIv1 LIorsLAr,Os.

The Interstate Commerce bill il. in
sGset conn romise between the Cullom
and Regain plans, b. which the pooling
and long and shosi-Laul feature Of the
House bill are retained on one side. and
the commission plan of the Senate hill
on the other. The railroads have OBJ
ieeted strenuouiy against the pooling
AID the long and sboIt-haul clauses. aud
predictions have BEN freely made of
damage aud disaster. not ouly TO the
railroads, but to the Public, if the hill
pass-d. But public sentimen: has for
once proved strLnsvr than the railroads.
The country has, at length, grown
ueary Of rate wars, pooling Schemes. tx
tcrtiouate changes, determinations,
preferences and secret contracts, and II
will not believe that -oule plan of sui
ieeiir,g thee wealthy aud powerful cur-
pOsatious TO legislative supervision and
control Is not imp'rntIv-ly demanded.
Long enough, it tLiuks. has tie lrgis-
latiUn of the cOuutEy been subjected to
railroad supervision anil control. 1t has
taken a good many years to forward the
matter 10 it, present stage, and the fail
UEe OF the Till nov would not lie received
With patience. 1t is Lot, Of sour>- the
best plan possible. Trial can alone p-r-
feet IL. But II it do. not work salts
fsctOrily. it will be amended. 4 great
victory has be-n Won by the People.
The law will 80 into effect July l,t.-
Salt Lake DeuOcr.t.
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KUXoUs Al MAILS.

The objections made by several jour
mails Published in the eastern portion OF
the State to the biI introduced in the
Legislature by .AsscmLlyman Hanks, Of
Elko county, providing for the payment
of = bounty for the SC alps Of no1ious
animals, are good onvs. While all nd.
init that The pests are doing great dam
age the Douuties to be paid, five cents
each for rabbits and one and une. half
csnts each for squirrels aud gophers-
IT * claimed, will bankrupt the COUNT ;
most effected. BY those not cunVrrstut
vi b tHeir habits. it Is little understood
that the timId, limos, milo king and
apparently deirucelesS rabbit il .
lie, under %ciTcuu.st .ncrs favorable for
Its propagation, of becoming so great a
scourge in n country as TO render it an
~uninhabitahl= Wild mess.
The above is from the S~agebrush
~StockmAn ia reference u the Law Just
passed by the Legislature providing for
the de- structiOn OF noxipuS animals. aud
while We do not believe that the boun-
ties to be paid will '.bankru I the coun-
ty." we do uot doubt that the nmouut
which will be raid under the law will be
considerable; hut If the fearful dvs,Iuc.
ticn of crops which have heretofore
been suffered by ranchtrs throughout
the county can be avoided even by the
lay melt of large suRs from the county
treasury, the county will Le the gamer.
IL is u question, however, whether the
number Of rabbits aud squirrels taken
will materially lessen the havoc commit
ted by these pests, as there are such
myTials OF them that it i claim,l how
ever many may be caught their numbers
will not he percr piibly diminished.
The efficacy of the 'aw can only be de.
trrnined by a practical application OF
provisions.
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Oncia! Advertising

Senate bill M. 81. introduced 10y
Mr. Herbs last Wednesday. to fix the
rate for offcial advertising, provides
that the legal rate for all advertising
required by the State, or any county,
shall be two dollars per square, Of ten
lines I.onpar.il. for the fr,t insertion
and one dollar for ca, Il Subsequent ill.,
s~ertion, an insertion being held 10 b-
one Indication per week; and the Dis
trict Judge shall designate the news
paper in which all publications shall be
made.
In our comments last Friday on the
bill III question We were STongly in
formed as to its provisions. but having
a copy of the bill before Us We find that
the only change from the present legal
rate Is n deduction Of 30 cents for the
first insertion in State ud .rrtising aud
the law Is also made applicable to all
advertising rspuirrd by the several
counties. Whether this Act, should il
become II Law, will have any effect in
changing the status of regular contracts
for County printing We are unable a.
say, and We wOnld be pleased to know
the VIEWS OF other State papers.
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ILmr1ou or Is.

Public opinions seems 70 be in favor
81 . change in the method Of exciting
United St.tes 6snato.s- It is getting
20 b pretty geD+Ally conceded that the
electors at the polls, not mezben Of
che Legislature in secret caucus, should
sAy who shau represent them in the
Senate. As It il. except in rare instAn.
esH only m~ilIiunaires or persons who
aie supported by wealthy corporations
can expect to lie elected United States
Senator. The people are not consulted
ut all in the matter. the candidate or
his hackers furnishing money to elect
the Legislators. Who are expected in re-
Irn for the coin expended IN their be-
half or furnished them personally to
. Ipport him for the Senaie.-lSilvrr
s ,tc.
There has been 4 move made in this
Safe to adop; the Nebraska plan, that
is to nave voters express their prefer
euee for United States Senator by writ
Ing his raue gu the back of their
tickets, bat the ase Of Van WICK in
Nebnska proves that nothing is o
plished by this plan rs he Was defeated
although he was the choice OF the voters
Of the State. There is but Que way in
which the election OF a United States
Senator in conformity to the wishes of
the voters Of a State can be accom-
plished, aud that is by a direct vote.
Let the Constitution BE- amended 30 as
to place the election Of every officer, in
GLIDING the President, in the bands OF
abe people, for in this manrer, and in
no other, can the principles which
underlie u Republican form Of Govern
ment he put into practical application.
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This is an err OF strikes. There ARE
few clnsses Of workers that have not IA.
Ken occasion to suspend their Iabors
with the object Of getting higher wages.
Just now the great strike of the coul
handlers and longshoremen at New
York is exciting much intention, and
some newspapers make mn cutlery over
whit they ARE pleased to ca | the 'tyr.
hnny' OF Trades Unions and Knights
of Labor organizations. 1t is true
enough that the public suffer much in.
convenience from strikes. especially
from one that makes n scarcity of fuel
In the Winter season. But what can
be done about it? Workers have as
much right TO combine for higher wages
rs employers have TO keep wages down.
The salne Beadlc Bundle newspaper.
that wax 20 indignant because labor
dares to cry for more, have never n
word TO say against capitalists aud cor.
porniions that may combine to oppress
the public or TO cheat labor OF it's due
reward Sacramento Bee.
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wyoming Ranges.

Latest reports from the ranges Rre
more encouraging than n week ngo. 10
those parts where rough weather existed
there appears tn have been q general
breaking up Of Winter mud everybody
is resting easier. Thus far there has
been nothing in the weather Of the
range country which can result disls.
ifously 10 cattle ind horse owners. As
u rule the Situation.is not discoumging
in the least asd IL our stoekuIeu are to
endure any unusual losses they Yili have
TO occur after this da.s.-Cheyennc
stock Journal.
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DISTEICr COURT.


Il Il BIGEL"w, Judge.
In the District Court Yesterday after
the SENTENCE OF Gray, the following
business was transacted:
j. ". Jerrett - I'm MaLaI-TIini
set for February 9th.
The state OF Nevada VS. Charles Bprn
-~Delcndaut. who was held by Justice
Robbins Of Ruby Valley, for his appear
ance before the Grand Jury ON charge
Of perjury, was admitted to Jnil IN nLc
SUN Of $3.50. which amoumt il. cash was
deposited.
Tn Cont made an orler that three
sessions Of the District Cont be held ia
Exc county IN each year. commencing
on the second Monday III January, May
aud September.
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b risnkaa John.

A Is usually a good hater.
The divorced wife of John L. Sullivan
writes To- a friend in Boston that she
hell, YES her husband is Shamming
about lis arm. She says she knows his
lodges. II he cannot knock a man out
quickly lie gets scared, and cries like n
baby. Tie told her. after he met Mitch
ell. that the latter could have done him
up IL one more round. She thinks that
Cardiff MAS getting the best Of John,
and hopes that come enc will yet lick
John. whom sue regards rs u trute aud
coward.
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White Pine County Seat.

Assembly bill No. 20. introduced by
Mr.. Lyons January l3. which provides
for the removal Of the county seat Of
White Pine county from Hamilton "a
Ely, has passed both Houses md re-.
ceived The Governors signature. OF
this measure the White Pine News
r,ys: ITO Senator Briggs especially,
anil our entire delegation In the Legis
%lature, the people OF White Pine county
feel grateful for this just aud whsle.
some legislative measure. Iii ia the
interest Of the people at large, mud
works no hardship on any section Of thc
county; nor will 1t impose any grea,
burden on the tax payers"
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The d~l~app="r4uce Of Charles T.
Smith. bO"kSe-pcr for Baket X Hamil
ton. At Sncminepto. leads To- the te!iri
that lie has committed suicide. Ms.
takes OF small were found in
his bpuks. aud be being of an excitaLle
uatur- ms prolonged absence gives rise
t" the woIst fears of bis friends. who
believe tue errors in the book, were nc.
c.denial and not dUus with criminal H.
teut.
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&iEsused Hon oliaAs.

Another aLt.-CLiucsc Outrage is re-
ported fIOm the East in New York
this time. The desperate Bos,onitu,
appear to have been comparatively quiet
Of late, possibly ovrrawed by thu pres
ence Of the troops aud Sam jones. But
in New IOIk yesterday half n dozen
hOodIums invaded some peaceful China
New Year festivities aud created havoc.
Ia San Francis. %, of course, this joyous
season is spsht by our Monaghan
friends without a thought Of harm. aid
So the victims. who mu I have been new
arrivals in the East. were celebrating
their feast with open doors. II the
government ctDuot give proper protec-
rrrn to these unfortunate strangers il
will be necessary for Chinmmen who
penetrate into our turbulent Atlantic
provinces TO recognize thrt they are no
longer in California. and take their pre-.
cautions accordimgIy.--San Francisco
Post.
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\ bIsk oi good thing, was sen, to
Spies tue other morning by has ardent
a.!mIrer. MISS Van Zludt. aud "a search
:or com,rnh'ui ARTICLES by tue p.isun
officials revealed u card, -nugly hidden
b,twern TWO slices Of bread, which bore
lie love sick legend, ''T.om baby to
her tn,t-y s""tsy." Verify. Miss Van
must Uc beyond redemption.
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An Unfouned RumoE

A short time since there was a float.
ing Iuruor that the O'Nril boys, former.
~ of Spring Valley, White Pine county,
had been hung by "a mob some where in
Idaho, but as the statement could be
traced to no reliable source We deemed
the matter unwoTthy of consideration.
We huve Just been informed, however,
that the report has become the subject
OF a newspaper paragraph published in
several papers. though We have not
seen il, which would lead the public to
believe the statement true. We are ia
formed on the hest aud most reliable
authority that the r por; is false in
every particular, AMI that tb,re i DO
foundation in fact for the report. We
chrerfuliy make this mt On
the authority Of one who from personal
knowlcdge is prepared to coItradict the
uuiOuIdcd rumDr.
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GENERAL Jews.

St. Louis Post. Dispatch DEM
Il section mnnomaniacs lrara without
delay that the equal rights gurrtut ed
to The negro involve the night t. vote
the Drmocrutic ticket If he want TO.
5 gebru-h Stockmnn:-Hay is on
the r Sc, $40 now b-iug the ruling price
in the stack, $l5 delivered. auu SIC
baled. Dan Wheeler. a few days since,
sold go tons Of ~u!iaii. NAY IN the stacn
at the former figure.
Pust:-Sam Jones is PREPARING for
bis visit here by attacking Il iston. lie
finds his wrrst'r with baked bean cuI.
ture exceedingly brtciny work. and Le is
confident that by the time he Is in gpoi
trimming he will not make an absolutely
Ignominiuns failure in tack!iug Oaklnnd
In the House Of Representatives on
Thursday the Speaker announced a..
unfinished business the nyer and liar.
tror hill. The bill was pi,sed-yea,
l5i, nays JI-iu tn. az .ct form ia
which ii was export i from the Commit
tee on Rivers and Harhors.
Boston Herald (InI.J There i. plen.
ty OF money IN VI ~.slclusetS. but sh.
has never had i mi!iiouare ctuIid,t.
Cor the United States Scnlt. ut nny p.-
nod Ia her history. an there j. not
now he slightest encouragement for
my such candidate to present Lim.
elf.
Sacramento Brc:-We nre informed
that near Pilot Hill. on the American
Ia FL D'rrlr cou Is, n CDimes- hr.
drhulic claun * being worked with u
inches OF water. Day bv day evidences
Increase OF the nrre s-ity Of passing biz,
t" declare hy drnulic mining a mi,lr.
meauor.
Times Rcview:-A petition is in circu
~l"tion. aud viii be presented t. the
Board cf County Commissioners nj
their next meeting, for an appropriation
w WV ~ 'IllHt n'Ip~H III" ONrhpg at
ssme point ut or near the De Frees
crossing. The improvement askel for is
a much needed one and should be rr mt
ell 10y the Bptrd. The petition Ia. been
signed 10y nearly every taxpayer ia
tpSu
The hill 10 rcimhnrse ~ S~np.rin,en.
dent %! Public Instruction 6. s. Ynup,
Tor travelling exp nses during his term
OF office should pts'. Prpfs ,sor Y1nny
was indefatisable ia his ,Iorts to i'm
prov" our e,lucatiuuml institutions. nnI
hts fl fis have been c~ouspirunusly sue.
ceHsfui. He should be reimbursed for
in"ncys spent by lin TO benefit the PEG.
pie Of the State.
The "lSDErENDESr heartily concur in
The above remarks from the DAYTON
Reporter. aud trusts thai our L.g.
islaiure will sec that Justice is done 10
onc who spared neither pains O ey.
pensc in behalf Of tho educational inte.
rests Of the State.
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Cattle raising in the Northwest ranges
Is not n business to attr 1T nuy ssye
these who have plenty of mean at
their back aud cau stand heavy losses.
The present Winter Is likely to prove Il
disastrous one TO the vas, butds on those
ranges. The drought Of The Summer
Il nuded the grazing grounds Of gra.s.
aud the siocs ATE iil.pnpnrcd for ,hr
exceptionally severe season that has set
iu.-EIaninvr.
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Ice Jam and Flo d

A Port Deposit, Nd. dispatch Of Jan
2S. stys:-Tne ice III the Susquehumur
north Of Port DEPOSIT began bnukiu.
up ut 2:3J vest rdhy Afternoon aud pil
ing ny on the opposite side a, this place.
which forced the water back npon the
town IN u frightiul mnnucr. Ia Thirty
rnintes the water had attained tue Il ptir
five or six feet on Main street. run.
ming with a swift current. carrying
with II fnEcrs. lumber and debris gcnrr.
ally. Residences on the lover side Of
Main street aeie Il ,uicd with three To
i've feet Of water on the first il,ors
Not mo-s than three or fo1r families
living ~ that side rsm Iucd ia their
houses last night. An unsuccessful a,-
icmpt was made 10 break the ice gorge
with dynamite. br. after 30 nc hours
hard wOtk tue scheme WIS Abandoned,
Reports from up the river IRE that
heavy Ice Is coming down ia immense
quantities.
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hdver ised Letter Lit.

Following il n list Of letters re-
manning IN the ro.toiHce at Exc. Sat
urdIy, January, %, 1857.
Bernry q A. IIopson T. J,
LumpSnr. Sirs ! D, L, ndletun | G.
Persons calling for my 81 the above
letters will please say ''rivrrtisel.'
JAS. L. SMITH i. VI.
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Ms. NJ. J.. ]IiItchunlu. al P-nuSyl.
wanna, mother OF Mr,. J. II. WrlIlud.
HTIVrd Saturday morning from NvOms
Aa, where she has been vi,i,i.G, AMI
ivit To-Day Ia company with Mr.. Mrl-
land for the Station whrr. she will visit
Lrr daughter for several months.
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The Indian IL ms.

Iu n few day Prof. c. $. Young will
90 t. Washington With over 5000 J0 OF
Indian war claims due tue people Of
N'va,lA for drpErdI;IOus committed by
Indians ia the State wears ago. Thee
claim : ale valid aud there il no reason
why thy >h"u / not have b-rn paid
long ,go.-CuIs n Appeal.
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The Unitcl States Senate Is becoming
mn asylum for decaycd %nilliunnirrs. 70.
I ind corporation lawyers aud mrrcc.
nary camp followers. Such giants ms
Thurman aud Conkiing don't stand n
ghost of n chance in tho drawing Of
Senatorial prizes. The melancholy
days Of political dccndencc seem 10 have
come. Both I%aIties cast their drag. bets
for millionnIts. They "bnil their hooks
with dugou's tails. aid sit on u rock
ani bob for whales" so that plenty Of
6lnbb'r is obtained. brains are Of but
little accouul.-Salt Lake Democrat.
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Ium'n>- quantities II heavy pip- for
the COInsIooA ale being taken wrsI over
the {. L. u. Il. 1t seems that the NIr.
srnia City Water Company is increasing
The capacity o! It's work. ~ that tue ~.
ter eau he used TO. running mills.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-01-29
Book Notice.
Delaware.

Tho contents of the January ECLECTIC will
please its readers not only from the special
Importance of many of its articles, but from
their variety. This being the first number
Of the new volume, it contains fine steel
engraving of Milan Cathedral. "Stepniak, 1"
the Russian revolutionist, has the place of
honor in paper on "rhe Moujlks and Rus
sian Democracy" which casts much light
on the internal polite of Russia Prof. Sidg-
wick's article on Economic Socialism" is a
valuable contribution to the labor discussion
democracy and Taste" is the caption of a
discussion of how far ''the rule of the many"
affects the deve opment Of the more refined
branches of art and literature. There are
several purely literary papers of great inter-
est in the number, among which special at
tentiou may be called to those entitled "Sir
Samuel Ferguson, "Gus:ave Flaubert and
and George Sand" "Henry d. Thoreau"
and "Chaucer aud Boccaccio." The Count
ess of Jersey contributes a very racy article
on sour Grandmothers," and Lady Dixie
has paper sketching the history of "The
Royal Academy Of Painting and Sculpture
in France" Most people will turn with
eager interest to the timely article OH ''The
Rulers of the Balkans" and also to the
strong paper on England uersus Europe" by
"Diplomaticus." Other highly readable
contributions are the "Gastronomic Values
Of Odors" by Henry T. Finck, ''the Philoso-
ply of Dancing, 'and Will Culture Outgrow
Christianity" There are several agreeable
light contributions, and the number may be
praised as containing a most varied and en-
tertaining feast for thinking and cultivated
readers. AS this is the frst number of the
year, lovers of solid and useful ieading will
do well to subscribe to the ECLECTIC at
once.
Published by E. r. PELToN, 55 Bond
Street, New York. Terms, 50 peryear sin
gle numbers, 40 cents ; trial subscription for
8 months, 81. Eclectic and any "a Maga-
zine, IS.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-01-29
A Choice Ronk.

Dr. Vincent says truly: 1.-TWO wonderful
things in this world are little child and the
great Book of God" Our duty, as parents,
IS to bring these two together in loving and
lasting companionship. In this duty we are
greatly aided by "The Child's Bible" pub
lshed by Cassel s. Co. This valuable work
is now offered the residents of Wilmington.
A pastor writes: Il would not dare refuse
my children access to this well-spring OF
blessing. 1t is work for all classes and
ages"
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-01-29

At the PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT
No. 4o2 Market street, you can get full
line of Family Medicines, Herbs. and Roots
Also a good assortment of Perfumeries
Toilet aticles, etc. Prof. Barrett's Lightning
Eradcator for removing Oil, Greese, Paint,
etc., from clothing. Can't be beat, buy it,
try it, and be convinced, only 10 cents box
reduced from 25 cents. Patent Medicine
Depot, No. 40s Market street, Wilmington,
Delaware.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-01-29

New Music-We are under obligations to
Mr.. Ign. Fischer, music publisher, Toledo,
o., for the knights of Labor Grand March,
By ]. Y. N. One of the most pleasing and
captivating marches that has come to our
NOTICE for some time past. 1t is of medium
difficulty and as well adapted for organ as
for piano and can be highly and couscien-
tiousy recommended to young and hopeful
musicians. Mailed by the publisher on re-
ceipt of the price 4Oc, duet SOC.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-01-29

KEEP YoUR Own COUNSEL Never con
fide to gossips any of the failings or imper-
fections of your husband, or any of those
little differences that occasionally arise in a
married state. If you do, You may rest as
sured that however strong the injunction of
secrecy on the one hand Or the pledge of it
on the other, they will in day or two be-
come the common talk of the ueighborhood.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-01-29
A Book that ali want.

1900 copies of The Child's Bible, pub
lished by Cassel & Co., of n. Y, have been
sold in this country and Great Britain. The
people OF Wilmington are giving tho work
hearty welcome. No more precious gift can
be placed in the hands of child; while the
youth, the middle-aged and the aged eager
ly read the works Examine aud secure il
while you eau.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-01-29
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